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Air Force to start transforming tankers into WC-135 ‘nuke sniffers’ in FY19
What’s better than two aircraft capable of identifying nuclear activity? Having three of them.
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US Air Force, Boeing still clash over KC-46 delivery timeline
The Air Force met with Boeing last week, but the service still thinks Boeing’s schedule estimates are over ambitious.
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No panacea for aviation mishaps, military brass tells Congress
During a April 12 hearing, lawmakers hammered military officials over what they will do to address a wave of rising aviation mishaps documented by Military Times.
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Half the B-2 fleet was flying above Minneapolis, and here’s why
Why did half the B-2 nuclear bomber fleet gather above an American city?
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Air Force space acquisition center to undergo major reorg this fall
One of the biggest and most important changes is the establishment of a “office of the senior architect” responsible for synchronizing efforts across the Space and Missile Systems Center.
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STRATCOM head: Don’t doubt Russia’s drive to develop ‘invincible’ hypersonic missile
“You should believe Vladimir Putin about everything he said he’s working on,” said Gen. John Hyten, head of U.S. Strategic Command.
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Trump’s new drone, defense export rules expected this week
The Trump administration is set to unveil a series of rules making it easier to export drones to other nations.
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Wildlife strikes add to Air Force and Navy’s mishap count
The Navy and Air Force lose tens of millions of dollars a year ― and sometimes, lives ― due to aircraft striking wildlife.
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F-35 program office wraps up final developmental flight test
For the final test point, an F-35C collected data while carrying external stores.
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Defense Department halts F-35 deliveries amid repair bill disagreement with Lockheed
The Pentagon has suspended acceptance of most F-35 deliveries as manufacturer Lockheed Martin and the F-35 program office debate who should be responsible for fixing jets after a production issue last year.
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Air Force to start transforming tankers into WC-135 ‘nuke sniffers’ in FY19
What’s better than two aircraft capable of identifying nuclear activity? Having three of them.
-
US Air Force, Boeing still clash over KC-46 delivery timeline
The Air Force met with Boeing last week, but the service still thinks Boeing’s schedule estimates are over ambitious.
-
No panacea for aviation mishaps, military brass tells Congress
During a April 12 hearing, lawmakers hammered military officials over what they will do to address a wave of rising aviation mishaps documented by Military Times.
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Half the B-2 fleet was flying above Minneapolis, and here’s why
Why did half the B-2 nuclear bomber fleet gather above an American city?
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Air Force space acquisition center to undergo major reorg this fall
One of the biggest and most important changes is the establishment of a “office of the senior architect” responsible for synchronizing efforts across the Space and Missile Systems Center.
-
STRATCOM head: Don’t doubt Russia’s drive to develop ‘invincible’ hypersonic missile
“You should believe Vladimir Putin about everything he said he’s working on,” said Gen. John Hyten, head of U.S. Strategic Command.
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Trump’s new drone, defense export rules expected this week
The Trump administration is set to unveil a series of rules making it easier to export drones to other nations.
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Wildlife strikes add to Air Force and Navy’s mishap count
The Navy and Air Force lose tens of millions of dollars a year ― and sometimes, lives ― due to aircraft striking wildlife.
-
F-35 program office wraps up final developmental flight test
For the final test point, an F-35C collected data while carrying external stores.
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Defense Department halts F-35 deliveries amid repair bill disagreement with Lockheed
The Pentagon has suspended acceptance of most F-35 deliveries as manufacturer Lockheed Martin and the F-35 program office debate who should be responsible for fixing jets after a production issue last year.
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Air Force to start transforming tankers into WC-135 ‘nuke sniffers’ in FY19
What’s better than two aircraft capable of identifying nuclear activity? Having three of them.
-
US Air Force, Boeing still clash over KC-46 delivery timeline
The Air Force met with Boeing last week, but the service still thinks Boeing’s schedule estimates are over ambitious.
-
No panacea for aviation mishaps, military brass tells Congress
During a April 12 hearing, lawmakers hammered military officials over what they will do to address a wave of rising aviation mishaps documented by Military Times.
-
Half the B-2 fleet was flying above Minneapolis, and here’s why
Why did half the B-2 nuclear bomber fleet gather above an American city?
-
Air Force space acquisition center to undergo major reorg this fall
One of the biggest and most important changes is the establishment of a “office of the senior architect” responsible for synchronizing efforts across the Space and Missile Systems Center.
-
STRATCOM head: Don’t doubt Russia’s drive to develop ‘invincible’ hypersonic missile
“You should believe Vladimir Putin about everything he said he’s working on,” said Gen. John Hyten, head of U.S. Strategic Command.
-
Trump’s new drone, defense export rules expected this week
The Trump administration is set to unveil a series of rules making it easier to export drones to other nations.
-
Wildlife strikes add to Air Force and Navy’s mishap count
The Navy and Air Force lose tens of millions of dollars a year ― and sometimes, lives ― due to aircraft striking wildlife.
-
F-35 program office wraps up final developmental flight test
For the final test point, an F-35C collected data while carrying external stores.
-
Defense Department halts F-35 deliveries amid repair bill disagreement with Lockheed
The Pentagon has suspended acceptance of most F-35 deliveries as manufacturer Lockheed Martin and the F-35 program office debate who should be responsible for fixing jets after a production issue last year.
